8th Oct 1904 Partick Thistle 0 Airdrieonians 3 (SFL First Division - game 7)

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Match Information

29y			George Easton		Committee
Jimmy Drummond; Harry McIlvenny
James Sommen; John Curran
					Alex Thomson (0-1, 30 mins); Francis O'Rourke (0-2, 1st half); Edward Tarbat (0-3, 2nd half)
Robert Campbell (@ 0-3, 2nd half)
24y, 10m, 27d			Willie Howden		William Duncan
23y, 4m, 22d			Robert Campbell		Robert Davidson
22y, 1m, 13d			George Gilchrist		David Rombach
31y, 7m, 15d			Neilly Gibson		George Marshall
21y, 5m, 23d			David Melville		William McGran
			Harry Wilson		John Finlay
23y, 5m, 14d			Jimmy Drummond		William Henderson
26y, 7m, 6d			William Massie		Alex Thomson
23y, 6m, 0d			Sam Kennedy		Francis O'Rourke
28y, 0m, 21d			Harry McIlvenny		Edward Tarbat
28y, 7m, 7d			Robert Gray		David Tennant
25y, 4m, 15d

notes

The SC says it was 2-0 when Campbell got sent off, both the GH and DR say it was 3-0.

Match Report

TTA report

Top of the league Airdrie scored (30) then Thistle bombarded their goal but a mistake by Gilchrist led to a 2nd goal. It was 3-0 just after half-time then play became “rash and reckless“ (GH) and Campbell “lost his head“ (SC) and was sent off. Some of the players were jostled by the crowd at the end and the officials were stoned. Airdrie went top.

Stats Watch

● 28-year-old Harry McIlvenny plays his last game for Thistle.

● 23-year-old Jimmy Drummond plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 15 consecutive competitive appearances for Robert Campbell, 26th Mar 1904 to date. (Longest run since: Tom Harvey - 31 games, 24th Oct 1903 to 26th Sep 1904. Club-record: Tom Harvey - 46 games, 8th Sep 1900 to 16th Nov 1901.)

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